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    The document provides examples and exercises for joining sentences using conjunctions. In the first section, 5 sentences are given that need to be joined using conjunctions like "but", "and", or "so". The second section provides 15 sentences where the correct conjunction ("and" or "but") needs to be chosen to complete each sentence. The document focuses on teaching conjunctions to join independent clauses.

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    The document provides examples and exercises for joining sentences using conjunctions. In the first section, 5 sentences are given that need to be joined using conjunctions like "but", "and", or "so". The second section provides 15 sentences where the correct conjunction ("and" or "but") needs to be chosen to complete each sentence. The document focuses on teaching conjunctions to join independent clauses.

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    The document provides examples and exercises for joining sentences using conjunctions. In the first section, 5 sentences are given that need to be joined using conjunctions like "but", "and", or "so". The second section provides 15 sentences where the correct conjunction ("and" or "but") needs to be chosen to complete each sentence. The document focuses on teaching conjunctions to join independent clauses.

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    Writing

    I. Join the next sentences using the correct conjunction.


    Example:
    My bedroom is very small. I like it too much.
    My bedroom is very small, but I like it so much.

    1. Sandy looks beautiful. She isn’t a nice a person.


    Sandy looks beautiful, but she isn’t a nice person.
    2. Mary smokes. She drinks alcohol.
    Mary smokes, and she drinks alcohol.
    3. The day is sunny. It’s not hot.
    The day is sunny, so it’s not hot.
    4. Kathy has an ugly boyfriend. She loves him.
    Kathy has an ugly boyfriend, but she loves him.
    5. Erick is my brother. We don’t look alike.
    Erick is my brother, but we don’t look alike.

    II Choose the best word to complete each sentence.

    6. I am hungry, (and / but) I don’t have any money to buy lunch.


    7. It’s late, (and / but) I’m tired!
    8. John likes funny movies, (and / but) he doesn’t like scary movies.
    9. We live in a small apartment, (and / but) we like it very much.
    10. Her name is Maria, (and / but) his name is Fernando.
    11. I think math is difficult, (and / but) I like it.
    12 It’s a nice gift, (and / but) I don’t want it.
    13. Paris is a big city, (and / but) it’s the capital of France.
    14. My friend isn’t very tall, (and / but) he’s very strong.
    15. Fruit tastes good, (and / but) it’s healthy for your body.

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